Használati minta:
compose [an email / a letter / a message / an essay]
Please compose a short email to confirm your appointment.
Kérjük, írjon egy rövid e-mailt, amelyben megerősíti az időpontját.
She took a moment to compose a polite reply before answering the complaint.
Mielőtt válaszolt volna a panaszra, egy pillanatra megállt, hogy udvarias választ fogalmazzon meg.
He spent the afternoon composing an essay for his history class.
The editor asked her to compose a brief summary of the report.
I usually compose my messages on a computer, not on my phone.
Példák tanulóknak
I need to compose an email to my teacher.
Írnom kell egy e-mailt a tanáromnak.
He is composing a long letter to his parents.
Éppen hosszú levelet ír a szüleinek.
She sat down to compose a short message to her friend.
The students must compose one essay every week.
Please compose a clear answer to the question.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes use *compose* for very quick, casual writing where *write* or *text* is more natural (e.g., saying *I composed him on WhatsApp* instead of *I texted him*). Also, they may say *compose a homework* instead of *write my homework* or *write an assignment*.
Jelentés
write a text or document
Szókapcsolatok
compose an email
|compose a message
|compose a letter
|compose a formal reply
|compose an essay
Szinonimák
write (More general and common; does not especially suggest careful structure or formality.)
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draft (Focuses on the first or early version of a text, not necessarily the finished one.)
Antonimák
erase (Removes existing text instead of creating new text.)
Témák
communication
|education
|work
|technology
Definíció
To write or create a text, like an email, letter, or essay, in a careful and ordered way.
To write or create a piece of writing, such as an email, letter, essay, or poem, usually with some care and structure.
Használati minta:
[parts] compose [the whole] / [the whole] is composed of [parts]
Women compose more than half of the company's workforce.
A nők a vállalat munkaerejének több mint felét teszik ki.
These three factors compose the main part of the budget.
Ez a három tényező alkotja a költségvetés fő részét.
The panel is composed of experts from five different countries.
The collection is composed of over 300 rare books.
Hydrogen and oxygen compose the water in this tank.
Példák tanulóknak
The class is composed of twenty students.
Az osztály húsz diákból áll.
Three large islands compose the country.
Három nagy sziget alkotja az országot.
Volunteers compose most of the team.
This meal is composed of rice and vegetables.
Ten questions compose the test.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners often say *compose of* instead of the correct passive form *be composed of* (e.g., *Water composes of hydrogen and oxygen* is wrong; correct is *Water is composed of hydrogen and oxygen*). They may also confuse this with *make* or *build*, using *compose* in very basic contexts where it sounds unnatural (e.g., *He composed a cake* instead of *He made a cake*).
Jelentés
form or make up something
Szókapcsolatok
be composed of
|compose the majority
|compose the committee
|elements that compose
|three parts compose
Szinonimák
constitute (More formal; very common in legal and academic writing.)
|
make up (More informal and common in everyday speech.)
Antonimák
break down (Describes something separating into its parts instead of parts forming a whole.)
Témák
science
|mathematics
|general_academic
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
To be the different parts that together form something larger.
To form or make up the whole of something; to be the parts that create a larger thing.
Használati minta:
compose [a song / a piece / music / a symphony]
She composed the music for the new film.
Ő szerezte az új film zenéjét.
Mozart composed his first symphony as a child.
Mozart már gyerekként megkomponálta az első szimfóniáját.
He now composes songs for pop artists around the world.
The soundtrack was specially composed for the game.
They asked a local musician to compose a piece for the ceremony.
Példák tanulóknak
He wants to compose music for movies.
Filmekhez szeretne zenét szerezni.
The band leader composed all the songs on the album.
A zenekarvezető szerezte az album összes dalát.
Beethoven composed many famous pieces.
She is composing a new song on the piano.
My friend composes music on his laptop.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes say *compose a music* instead of *compose music* or *compose a piece of music*. They may also confuse *compose* with *play* and say *He composes the guitar* when they mean *He plays the guitar*.
Jelentés
create or write music
Szókapcsolatok
compose music
|compose a song
|compose a symphony
|compose a soundtrack
|compose an opera
Szinonimák
write (Used with *music* or *songs*; more informal and common in speech.)
|
create (Very general; does not highlight the technical process of arranging notes.)
Antonimák
perform (Describes playing music that already exists, rather than creating it.)
Témák
music
|art
|entertainment
|arts_entertainment
Definíció
To create music by deciding what notes and sounds will be played.
To create or write a piece of music by choosing and arranging notes and sounds.
Használati minta:
compose [oneself / someone] / compose [one's] face
She took a deep breath to compose herself before speaking.
Mély levegőt vett, hogy összeszedje magát, mielőtt beszélni kezdett.
He paused for a moment to compose his thoughts.
Megállt egy pillanatra, hogy összeszedje a gondolatait.
After the shocking news, it took him a few minutes to compose himself.
She quickly composed her face so no one would see she had been crying.
The teacher raised her hand, asking the class to compose themselves before the test.
Példák tanulóknak
I need a minute to compose myself.
Szükségem van egy percre, hogy összeszedjem magam.
He closed his eyes to compose himself.
Becsukta a szemét, hogy összeszedje magát.
She tried to compose her face and look calm.
After he shouted, he stopped and composed himself.
Please compose yourself before you talk to the manager.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes say *compose me* or *compose myself down* instead of *calm me down* or *compose myself*. *Compose* is usually followed by *myself, yourself, himself,* etc., not by *down*. Also, *compose yourself* is used in more serious or emotional situations, not for very small annoyances.
Jelentés
calm and control emotions
Szókapcsolatok
compose yourself
|trying to compose herself
|compose his expression
|compose her face
|compose my thoughts
Szinonimák
calm (More common and simple; does not suggest the same sense of effort or self-control.)
|
collect oneself (Very close in meaning; slightly more informal and idiomatic.)
Antonimák
lose control (Means to stop being calm and controlled, the opposite of composing oneself.)
Témák
emotions
|self_management
|social_situations
|health
Definíció
To make yourself or another person calm and under control again.
To make yourself or someone else calm and in control of their emotions, especially after feeling upset or excited.
Használati minta:
compose [a shot / a photograph / a scene]
The director took a moment to compose the shot before the actors started.
A rendező egy pillanatra megállt, hogy megkomponálja a beállítást, mielőtt a színészek elkezdtek játszani.
She carefully composed the photograph to include the mountains in the background.
Gondosan komponálta meg a fényképet, hogy a háttérben a hegyek is látszódjanak.
Good photographers know how to compose an image so that it leads the eye.
He composed the scene with strong lines and simple colors.
The painting is beautifully composed, with light focused on the central figure.
Példák tanulóknak
The photographer stopped to compose the shot.
A fotós megállt, hogy megkomponálja a képet.
She composed the photo so that the tree was in the center.
Úgy komponálta meg a fotót, hogy a fa középen legyen.
We tried to compose the picture with everyone in it.
He knows how to compose a nice photo.
They composed the scene before they started to film.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners may confuse this with simply *take a photo*. *Compose* is about planning and arranging what is in the picture, while *take* is about actually pressing the button on the camera.
Jelentés
arrange elements in an image
Szókapcsolatok
compose a shot
|compose the image
|compose the scene
|carefully composed photograph
|artistically composed
Szinonimák
frame (Focuses more on deciding what appears at the edges of the picture.)
|
arrange (More general; does not specifically imply artistic or visual composition.)
Antonimák
mess up (Informal; to arrange badly so that the picture looks disorganized.)
Témák
art
|media
|technology
|arts_entertainment
Definíció
To decide where to place people or things in a photo, picture, or scene so it looks good.
To arrange the parts of a photograph, painting, or scene in a deliberate way to create a particular visual effect.
Használati minta:
compose [a group / a bouquet / a team]
The organizers will compose a team of experts to review the case.
A szervezők szakértői csapatot állítanak össze az ügy felülvizsgálatára.
She composed a bouquet of wildflowers for the table.
Vadvirágcsokrot állított össze az asztalra.
The mayor plans to compose a citizens' committee to advise on the project.
We need to compose a list of possible candidates.
The panel was composed carefully to represent different viewpoints.
Példák tanulóknak
They composed a team to work on the problem.
Összeállítottak egy csapatot a probléma megoldására.
She composed a small group to plan the party.
Összeállított egy kis csoportot a buli megtervezésére.
I will compose a list of names for you.
The coach composed a strong team for the game.
He composed a bouquet with red and white flowers.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes overuse *compose* instead of simpler verbs like *make*, *form*, or *put together*, which are more natural in everyday conversation (for example, *compose a group of friends* sounds very formal; *form a group of friends* is better).
Jelentés
assemble elements into a whole
Szókapcsolatok
compose a team
|compose a committee
|compose a bouquet
|compose a list
|carefully composed group
Szinonimák
form (More common in everyday speech; less formal than *compose*.)
|
assemble (Focuses slightly more on physically bringing things together.)
Antonimák
disband (For groups; means to break up a group that has been composed or formed.)
Témák
general_academic
|organization
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
To bring different parts or people together to make one thing.
To put different elements together in an ordered way to form a group, structure, or object.